My friend and I played at the local easier eighteen-hole disc golf course this morning. I won both rounds. The scores were -1 to +7 in the first round and E to +4 in the second round.
It was a bit cooler today and the air was clearer. By the time we were done, it was beginning to get a bit windy.
An odd-looking cross under the railroad tracks:
I don't know what this was from. There was a name on the rock. I'm not sure if someone was hit by the train here or what.
Sometimes discs do land on the train tracks but only if people are throwing an odd line that goes over what most people play as an out-of-bounds area. There is nothing officially out-of-bounds but we play anything that lands beyond the rocks on the edge of the course by the road as out-of-bounds.
I think there should be a mandatory (or mando) to prevent people from taking a risky throw that might land on the train tracks or hit parked cars. Hopefully, someone wasn't killed trying to get a disc back but I doubt that was the case.
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